Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-06
LOCAL SREWTIeS.

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Miss Anna German is visiting in Nenia
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Myers are home from
California.
Detective II. r. Danto. of Nenia, is in
the city on business.
Miss Zilla Tullis, of Mechanicsburg, is
visiting Miss Carrie Cartmell.
The Band of Hope meets at Temperance
hall Sunday at 8 O'Clock p. nj.
Mrs. Rosa o. Baker has returned from
her eastern trip improved in health.
Mr. John Sherry, genial John, has been
added to the staff at the Lagonda house.
Grandfather Hostetter. one Of the Oldest
citizens of Osborn, is dead at the age OF So
Hon. Hannibal Hamln and daughter left
this morning via the Pan Handle for In
dianapOlis.
Mr.. George Gardner, of Nashville. Tenn.
is the guest of his cousin. Mrs. ID. C.Webb.
of this city.
The will of Elizabeth Aallenbeck was ad-
mitted to probate yesterday. There are no
public bequests.
Ex-Commissioner William Miller. of Har-
rison street, lost valuable horse yesterday
noon by the severe heat.
The Rev. DIR. Falconer. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, left last evening
for Asbury PaIk, New Jersey.
Randolph Coleman. esq. who has been
confined to his bed for week with fever.
is greatly improved, and promises rapid
recovery.
Miss Emma Cardingly, of Yellow Springs.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Gallagers. of Cassily street, returned TO her
home yesterday.
A lively game of base ball was played at
the Lagonda grounds on Thursday between
the Holden club and the Clark club. The
latter won easily.
Officer James Norton, who was so Ill on
Thursday night that his life was dispaired
of. is much better and the prospect now is
that he will soon be able to return to duty.
Three little sons. Eddie, Tom and An
tony. of Mr.. and Mrs. Gallsger, of 90 Har-
rison street. have just returned from South
SJloD. where they have been on visit to
Ieir uncle.
Officer Greaney found bunch of keys
on west Pleasant street. near the show
grounds, Thursday. The owner can get
same by calling at police headquarters and
proving property.
Mrs. Philo Watkins and daughter, ac-
companied by Mr.. Charles Pretzman and
J .ssie Pretzman. all of Columbus, came
over today for weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Pretzman.
Rev. Will Gowdy, Of New Carlisle, who
has been visiting relatives in Springfield.
drove down from that city yesterday and
Will remain day or two in this city with
friends and relatives. Gazette.
A large class of candidates for admit
tance to membership will be received into
St. Paul NJ. E. church tomorrow, in the
1890 o'clock service. Sermon and songs
will be in harmony With the occasion.
Jake Bowen. who was given $40 and
costs and thirty days in the Dayton work
house the other day by Judge Young OH
the charge of carrying concealed weapons.
was yesterday taken to the work-hOuse at
Dayton by Chief Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Webb left today for
Oldtown. o., where they will make their
future home; Mr.. Webb having taken
charge of mill there. Miss Olive Haney.
of Chilicothe sister of Mrs. Webb. will be
their guest for q week or two.
The Siege of Troy" the great spectacu-
lar concern. principally owned by Daniel
and Jacob Rubsam, of this city, was
shipped from Columbus today to Chicago.
where 1t opens for two weeks. 1t Is pro-
nounced a magnificent spectacle.
The new elevator at the Lagonda house is
being put in today. 1t is going to be a
daisy. is plush-lined, with tessilated floor,
and elegant French stained glass windows.
1t is to be run. lighted and heated by cleo
tricity generated at the clerks counter
Mr.. l.. NJ. Harris will spend the time to-
night running excursion parties up and
down in the new car.
From what can be learned. some who
took in the circus at Springfield got their
fingers burned. They sought poker room
and in trying to scratch the tiger" got
scratched. Several of our young men
dropped their cash, ranging in amounts
of from $40 to S25 each. They were played
for greenies and were not found wanting in